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SPI LCD Module
sellenger 2011-07-08 00:55:07 5756 Views4 Replies I am finding the details a bit difficult on how the wiring up is done. The doc says:
LCD Arduino
PIN1 = GND --> Wheres Pin1, is this D1 ??
PIN2 = 5V
RS(CS) = 8;
RW(SID)= 9;
EN(CLK) = 3; --> wheres this one, is this E ??
PIN15 PSB = GND; --> wheres Pin15 ??
Also: To switch to SPI mode, the R9 resistor need to be moved to R10 --> where is this resistor that needs to be moved ??
Do you have a simple pic of the wiring for this?
LCD Arduino
PIN1 = GND --> Wheres Pin1, is this D1 ??
PIN2 = 5V
RS(CS) = 8;
RW(SID)= 9;
EN(CLK) = 3; --> wheres this one, is this E ??
PIN15 PSB = GND; --> wheres Pin15 ??
Also: To switch to SPI mode, the R9 resistor need to be moved to R10 --> where is this resistor that needs to be moved ??
Do you have a simple pic of the wiring for this?
2014-10-27 07:38:23 hi,
May I ask it the LCD backpack like link below compatible with GPS/GSM/GPRS V3.0 shield?
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thanks for fast rely.
regards,
SF
JJ
May I ask it the LCD backpack like link below compatible with GPS/GSM/GPRS V3.0 shield?
[url=http://www.lelong.com.my/i2c-lcd-16-2-arduino-blue-light-deanwong-141437798-2015-12-Sale-P.htm]http://www.lelong.com.my/i2c-lcd-16-2-arduino-blue-light-deanwong-141437798-2015-12-Sale-P.htm[/url]
thanks for fast rely.
regards,
SF
JJ 2011-07-09 00:16:19 Hi Sellenger,
There is two ways you can plugin this LCD module. I will assume you are using a standard Arduino for this. I recommend using the SPI header since it uses less cables.
Here is the breakdown from our sample code on our Wiki page:
LCD Arduino
PIN1 = GND //Connect GND on the LCD to GND on the Arduino
PIN2 = 5V //Connect Vcc on the LCD to 5V on the arduino
RS(CS) = 8; //Connect CS on the LCD to pin 8 on the Arduino
RW(SID)= 9; //Connect SID on the LCD to pin 9 on the Arduino
EN(CLK) = 3; //Connect SCK on the LCD to digital pin 3 on the arduino
PIN15 PSB = GND;//You can ignore this one.
You can load the second sample code from the Wiki to your arduino to test if everything is working.
[url=https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php?title=SPI_LCD_Module_(SKU:DFR0091]https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php?title=SPI_LCD_Module_(SKU:DFR0091[/url])
Also, please make sure the switch marked "psb_on" is set to SPI.
Cheers,
Hector
[url=http://upvector.com/atmega/atmega168_pinout.png]ATMEGA 168 pin definition[/url]. Very similar to ATMEGA 328
Hector
There is two ways you can plugin this LCD module. I will assume you are using a standard Arduino for this. I recommend using the SPI header since it uses less cables.
Here is the breakdown from our sample code on our Wiki page:
LCD Arduino
PIN1 = GND //Connect GND on the LCD to GND on the Arduino
PIN2 = 5V //Connect Vcc on the LCD to 5V on the arduino
RS(CS) = 8; //Connect CS on the LCD to pin 8 on the Arduino
RW(SID)= 9; //Connect SID on the LCD to pin 9 on the Arduino
EN(CLK) = 3; //Connect SCK on the LCD to digital pin 3 on the arduino
PIN15 PSB = GND;//You can ignore this one.
You can load the second sample code from the Wiki to your arduino to test if everything is working.
[url=https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php?title=SPI_LCD_Module_(SKU:DFR0091]https://www.dfrobot.com/wiki/index.php?title=SPI_LCD_Module_(SKU:DFR0091[/url])
Also, please make sure the switch marked "psb_on" is set to SPI.
Cheers,
Hector
[url=http://upvector.com/atmega/atmega168_pinout.png]ATMEGA 168 pin definition[/url]. Very similar to ATMEGA 328
Hector 2011-07-08 01:06:54 Hi Sellenger,
We have a few different LCD modules. Could you please tell me which model you purchased?
Cheers,
Hector Hector
We have a few different LCD modules. Could you please tell me which model you purchased?
Cheers,
Hector
Hector 